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I had been on the shelf for a while. Now I'm back in the game.

On more than one day at different times, I checked out massage shops all over sukhumvit. Mango, Cherry, SW, Tulip, Melody, and some others. They are dead, no talent. 40% of the woman I would not have sex with period. I did fuck 2 girls, but neither were anything to write home about. One was cute with a pretty nice body, but she had terrible see section scar. The other was just like a robot.

So after almost a 5 month absence I went to Nana on Saturday. Granted, I did waste some money on beers checking out alot of bars, next time I will not. I found a 20 year old stunner, long time 3000. You never know what to expect, but this girl fucked me like she maent it from the time we walked in the door until the morning.

[QUOTE=Oidar;1291907]So after almost a 5 month absence I went to Nana on Saturday. Granted, I did waste some money on beers checking out alot of bars, next time I will not. I found a 20 year old stunner, long time 3000. You never know what to expect, but this girl fucked me like she maent it from the time we walked in the door until the morning.[/QUOTE]RM radiO,

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Common myth that all go-go girls are shit. Some are but if chosen very carefully and wisely, there are some really good girls not watching the clock. Unfortunately many gogo bars have become competitive to see which girls can get the most bar-fines per month, which is clearly contrary to customer service. So I am preferring bars where girls are in no rush and happy to waste time mucking around rather than return to the gogo dancing.

Obviously girls dancing with most of the gear off easily show if they are better looking than average oily MP girls. Some hot looking girls in the Soapy business but not many with stamina. Most oily girls with stamina are less than stunning for sure.

[QUOTE=Waylon;1291757]I have lived in Bangkok for over 10 years and there is no doubt you will find entertainment venues of all types with a "not allowed in" policy. It is not confined to Indians, there are bars in soi 5 and 7 that do not allow black people in, bars in Pattaya that do not allow middle east people in. This behaviour does not reflect any ingrainned sense of racism on the part of Thais who in my experience are the least racist people on earth but rather a number of bad experiences with certain nationalities. It is unfortunate that a minority of a certain nationality who behave badly impact the way all of them are treated. That said there are cultural differences that Thai ladies find difficult to deal with. A lot of ladies will tell you that Indians are not fond of showering before sex and quite often have a strong body odour which they find off putting. Middle east guys are sometimes less than respectful to them etc. At the end of the day racism of any sort is wrong but equally important is the need to change one's own culture based behaviour to adapt to local norms. Finally to finish off one of the most prevasive forms of discrimination in Thailand is against Thai men being refused service at the majority of oilies.[/QUOTE]While on the subject of racism in Thailand, this just in today: [url]http://www.richardbarrow.com/2012/06/no-foreigners-allowed-in-this-shop-in-mbk-in-bangkok/[/url]

[QUOTE=Kaussman; 1291903]OK thanks.

The price they will command would be more or less the same as for a single FS?

So then, I have to check that the hotel is Girl Friendly, haven't I? And the extra charge.

Couples are also welcome at massage clubs?[/QUOTE]All prices are negotiable, so smile a lot and try to get a good deal.

Most hotels are girl friendly, but some hotels might find 3 people in one room too much and for sure you will run out of towels quickly.

As far as I know, massage shops have generally no objections to couples. Whether you both will get a "happy ending" is something entirely different. And consider the logistics: one massage girl will not be able to massage you both at the same time. Most of the massage rooms are rather small and do not really allow for a comfortable 3-people-romp. In many places the "fun" is limited to a HJ or BBBJ and I have no idea whatsoever what is available for women.

My suggestion is to get a real clean Thai massage at the Wat Pho temple and then go to an agogo and choose your playmate for the night. That way you will have the best of both.

[QUOTE=Wolvenvacht; 1291997]Most hotels are girl friendly, but some hotels might find 3 people in one room too much and for sure you will run out of towels quickly.

As far as I know, massage shops have generally no objections to couples. .[/QUOTE]Livingstone Surely allows guests to bring a guest in and I recall there are three sets of towels at all times.

Annie's do cater for couple as I have seen myself a young couple selecting a girl from the fishbowl. What happened behind the room door is of course none of my knowledge.

I am sure an mail to Aye will clarify pending points and possibly guide through the selection of the girl.

Prices for 3-somes (2 plus one soapie girl) are just the double of the normal rate. Whether one girl only can make a couple happy, much depends on what the couple has in mind.

[QUOTE=Kaussman; 1291700]Hi, this is my first post.

Going to Bangkok next fall with my girlfriend, who happens to be bi and open minded. Is there any place where I can get FS for couples? And how much should I have to offer? Are couples allowed in in Go-Go's?[/QUOTE]I would definitely check the oilies. I know Cat [the original] and Bo from Mango would definitely do bi-sexual romps. I can't imagine others from Mango, Snow White, EZ, Tulips, etc. From having 1 or 2 that are also into it. As far as fee, I don't think they up-charge. :D

Also, pay Jackson the subscription fee. That way you can receive PM from others. You'd be surprised at how many might actually prefer a PM to you.

[QUOTE=Waylon;1291757]I have lived in Bangkok for over 10 years and there is no doubt you will find entertainment venues of all types with a "not allowed in" policy. It is not confined to Indians, there are bars in soi 5 and 7 that do not allow black people in, bars in Pattaya that do not allow middle east people in. This behaviour does not reflect any ingrainned sense of racism on the part of Thais who in my experience are the least racist people on earth but rather a number of bad experiences with certain nationalities. It is unfortunate that a minority of a certain nationality who behave badly impact the way all of them are treated. That said there are cultural differences that Thai ladies find difficult to deal with. A lot of ladies will tell you that Indians are not fond of showering before sex and quite often have a strong body odour which they find off putting. Middle east guys are sometimes less than respectful to them etc. At the end of the day racism of any sort is wrong but equally important is the need to change one's own culture based behaviour to adapt to local norms. Finally to finish off one of the most prevasive forms of discrimination in Thailand is against Thai men being refused service at the majority of oilies.[/QUOTE]Least racist people on the earth? Really? The Thai Chinese are very racist. Just look at how dark skinned Thais are treated. After well over a decade here, I would say that Thais grow more racist and xenophobic by the year.

Farang surcharges are another example of racism. Also the allow racist practices such as Japanese Only bars.

[QUOTE=Oldian;1291665]After a decade here I'd have to say that this is completely and utterly untrue. While yes, Thais adore cleanliness and bathe often, and yes, nobody likes someone who smells. I have found over the years that a huge part of the aap naam bit is just part of the girl's routine. I am astounded by the number of girls I have stay with me who sit and drink and talk for an hour or two, and when we find out that we actually both enjoy each other's company, the sex is exciting, spontaneous, and with total disregard for the norm, just rip each other's clothes off and get into it. I have talked about this with a lot of the girls and have found them to be in complete agreement, Obviously, if one or the other needs a wash, it happens, but I would say it is far from the norm if it is actually mutual.[/QUOTE]Exactly. The "app-nam" is a way of the gal controlling the "session" and making sure it is not "boyfriend" sex.

[QUOTE=Goatscrot; 1292159]Least racist people on the earth? Really? The Thai Chinese are very racist. Just look at how dark skinned Thais are treated. After well over a decade here, I would say that Thais grow more racist and xenophobic by the year.

Farang surcharges are another example of racism. Also the allow racist practices such as Japanese Only bars.[/QUOTE]Meanwhile, on the ground floor of MBK near Starbucks you can see this (See picture)

[QUOTE=NicFrenchy;1292174]Meanwhile, on the ground floor of MBK near Starbucks you can see this (See picture)[/QUOTE]Yep. Not to mention the very difficult path to citizenship, not allowing foreigners to own "ground," and the ease of which foreign women married to Thai men have with visas compared to foreign men with Thai women.

[QUOTE=Goatscrot; 1292159]Least racist people on the earth? Really? The Thai Chinese are very racist. Just look at how dark skinned Thais are treated. After well over a decade here, I would say that Thais grow more racist and xenophobic by the year.

Farang surcharges are another example of racism. Also the allow racist practices such as Japanese Only bars.[/QUOTE]True Chinese don't usually intermarry and oddly enough in my experience some of the more snotty nosed superior types are Bangkok born Indians. Some cannot even bring themselves to speak Thai as they consider it an inferior language to English. This is not true of Indians born outside of bnagkok in say Chiangmai or Chiangrai.

Having "whatever" only venues is quite different from "you types are not allowed in here" however I will agree with your observation of social class discrimination within Thailand, most asssuredly a lot of Bangkoktonians consider themselves superior in intelligence and breeding to their Essan counterparts. As for farang surcharges I have always considered that acceptable in an underdeveloped country. Look at it as It's not that you pay more it's that the locals pay less.

However I still hold to the feeling as a race Thai's are not racist, it's simply against their Buddist belief system.

3rd time in Thailand. 1st in BKK. 1st in Pattaya. 1st solo. I arrive in 3 days for 2 weeks. Head straight to Pattaya from the airport before I get some time in BKK. Can't wait to start with the raunchiest thing I can find on soi 6, Pattaya. I hope I'll be able to collect some interesting pics and stories.

Thank you for what you had to share. I'm heading to Thailand in 3 days time, and look forward to it. Not sure if you're around the same time but I'd be happy to buy a round if you were.

[QUOTE=Joe Looking; 1291195]It sucks to hear about your experience but as a black American I may be more qualified than many other members to give you advice. I've been travelling SE Asia for about 8 months, doing plenty of mongering along the way, and I have only faced a small amount of discrimination from working girls. Most of the discrimination...[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=NicFrenchy;1292174]Meanwhile, on the ground floor of MBK near Starbucks you can see this (See picture)[/QUOTE]Could also well be that the shop caters for products mainly for Thais, they maybe cannot speak English, they do not want to end in long discussions ending nowhere with farang's on products and prices. You can see the limited english skills by the sign itself.

Keeping foreigners out of the shop reduces the "loose face" situation in not being able to deal with a foreigner, that can be felt as a reason of embarrassment.